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The
Select Committee on the Department of
Work and Pensions - which has been undertaking
an Inquiry into the work of the Health
and Safety Commission/Executive - has
recently reported (26 July 2004).
This
page allows you to read the main points
of the report that are of particular interest
to the CCA.
If
you want to download the whole report,
you can do so by clicking
here or you can look at the report
on the select committee website, click
here
If
you want to read what the Committee
has to say on: HSC
challenges, HSC Targets, HSC/E Constitutional
Arrangements, Devolution, Changing world
of Work including agency and migrant
workers, provision of information and
advice, consultation with employers,
occupational health and insurance,
you should look at the final report.
If you want to download the whole report,
you can do so by clicking
here
has
reported, and the Gover- which has been
undertaking an Inquiry into the work of
the Health and Safety Commission/Executive
- has recently reported (26 July 2004).
MPs
sit on the CommitteThe Work and Pensions
Select Committee is appointed under Standing
Order No. 152 of the House of Commons
to:
“examine
the expenditure, administration and
policy of the Department for Work and
Pensions and its associated public bodies".
The
following MPs are members of the Committee:
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Sir
Archy Kirkwood
(Chairman) |
Liberal
Democrat Roxburgh and Berwickshire |
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Ms
Vera Baird QC |
Labour
Redcar |
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Miss
Anne Begg |
Labour
Aberdeen South |
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Ms
Karen Buck |
Labour
Regent's Park and Kensington North |
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Mr
Andrew Dismore |
Labour
Hendon |
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Mr
Paul Goodman |
Conservative
Wycombe |
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Mr
David Hamilton |
Labour
Midlothian |
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Mrs
Joan Humble |
Labour
Blackpool North and Fleetwood |
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Rob
Marris |
Labour
Wolverhampton South West |
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Andrew
Selous |
Conservative
South West Bedfordshire |
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Nigel
Waterson |
Conservative
Eastbourne |
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